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14,850karma·5,672submissions·July 25, 2012
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I understand where you're coming from. But don't you feel that the security fixes are coming out in a timely fashion and once they're shut, they're gone for good? (At least that particular exploit) Sl…
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Again? We need a single website alerting RoR devs about vulnerabilities. I shouldn't have to found out about these things on HackerNews. Someone build this website for us RoR devs, pretty please? (ps.…
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I'm not 100% sure what this means. I remember hearing a lot of rabble rabble a few months back about Microsoft placing some roadblocks on hardware that would make it more difficult to install Linux on…
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Ruby pulled me out of C# hell and allowed me to see other open source stacks and for that I love it. I'm so happy now that I can work with a clean language with a small difficulty curve. I look like a…
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Two horrible abortions of a design don't make a right. :P With so many awesome people in this world, I'd like to think there is at least 1 great designer and front end guy who would donate time to com…
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How so? If they want to program in nano or use a dvorak keyboard, let them. It's about what makes YOU happy and productive. Who cares what other people use?
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Easily the best choice I made when switching over to Rails. The IDE works so phenomenally well, it's amazing! I couldn't work without Rubymine.
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No need to be pedantic. The OP used apt-get as a good enough analogy and got the point across quite clearly. It let's you install things quickly, just like apt-get. "But with apt-get you can perform s…
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I disagree. It's good to read bits and pieces here and there, but he deviates too much into Git, Github, Heroku, Unit Testing, etc. I want to learn Rails and Ruby. An already hard enough task. There's…
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I'm giddy with excitement on what this could be used for. Please correct me if I'm wrong: Does this mean that when you chat with another person you are directly linked to them, making the communicatio…
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I made making games incredibly simple. If an idiot like myself could make a simple game on XNA, anybody could.
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I used to smirk at people who claimed Microsoft constantly did this but I now see the light. First silverlight, now this. Why should I invest in the Microsoft stack? I'm done. Microsoft is no longer a…
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Fifth post I've seen this week from the Economist and nordic countries' economy. What's the agenda? And what's with the astroturfing of articles here on HN?
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My answer to those people, "Deal with it." My analytics on my sites have shown people with screens smaller than that are in the very very small minority.
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>For our new design, we decided to stick to a fixed grid of 980px. Yep, this is what I've been doing for a while now. Looks great on desktops, and looks great on iPad devices and tablets. Responsi…
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Makes sense and should come as no surprise. Lots of people enjoy the large screen, Apple may release a phone in that size arena to compete and join in on the action. Samsung has proven that people lik…
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I'm losing my Ruby and Rails faith here; what gives? This is just as bad as leaving SQL injection attacks open.
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Link title should be changed. The Google Fiber relation is pure speculation and NOT FACT. Title as is, is link bait.
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Thank you for answering so quickly. So where is this scraper getting the URL's from? A forum or something?
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I see where you're coming from, it's a shame that so many bugs are available in Rails.
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Can someone clear this up for me? How can I download someone's private uploads? Is the key to "unlock" the file embedded in the URL gibberish?
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The DAY I manage to convince the big wigs where I work that we should switch from a typical shared environment to Heroku, this happens. Talk about luck. :( Hopefully I can spin this and not leave a ba…
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This + Ruby syntax highlighting. https://gist.github.com/4666256
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And I thought Thanksgiving with my folks was bad...
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Is this comment being sarcastic? I sure hope so.
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>What has been your experience?
I live in Bolivia and have been here for the past 14 years. Wouldn't go back to the states willingly. Bolivia may be a poorer but it's much friendlier and you have…
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Good for him that he managed to get around that. But personal, face to face interactions are much better are gauging how a person is going to be when joining a team. Any sort of team. People on paper …
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I side with Vizzini on this one. He trademarked it plain and simple and shouldn't be stripped of his trademark. I hope the Reddit community members lose this one. It's not like the guy demanded they s…
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I always felt that implementing OAuth authorization was much too complicated. I used to think it was because I'm an idiot, but seeing so many people have trouble with the same thing makes me doubt mys…